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66 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 300 liter planted

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Country: Turkey
Description: 250 liter , 100 x 50 x 50 cms planted tank including cabomba rotala cryptos and some more which i dont know their English name. Oliver knott , dazs soil used as substrate. DIY co2 , 200w lighting ( 2 x 10k kelvin , 1 bluish and 1 grolux floroscent lighting ) 8 hours lighting per day , 5 hours foreground and 3 hours to back. Im supporting it with sunligth frequently. DIY tablet fertilizers and DIY micro Macro element fertilizers are used.
Advice: Respect life...
Fish Kept: 4 angels , 30+ hasemenia , 10 neons , 10x phantom tetras , loads of shrimps soon , snails , 2 x mussels.
Corals/Plants: check desc.
Tank Size: 66 gallons
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